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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1937

Page

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Ransom Money For Little Boy Is In Woods

Tacoma January 6 1927 ransom demands for Charles Mattson were left in a wooded spot as investigators and a frantic father sought the missing child. Police withdrew watches from the home vicinity and pursued clues while publicity was considered to aid the search for the likely abductors.

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Moscow Blames Hitler Over Soviet Ship Seizure

Moscow accuses Nazi Germany of planning regular troops to aid Spain and protests the seizure of a Soviet steamer. The storm over the Spanish Civil War grows as warships and armament moves are reported, with France and Britain urged to act and tensions rising among belligerents.

Moscow Hitler Spain Britain

Far West Gripped by A New Cold Wave

A fragmented report notes a severe cold wave impacting the Far West with train disruptions between unspecified cities. The account mentions Armenia, Athens of the seas, and Olinia in a garbled listing of places and institutions, with references to water and conditions.

Far West CHIC Alan Armenia Athens Mtehudvets Slelvoas Sian

New State Office Building Planned

A planned New State Office Building faces slow progress amid a crowded setting and bureaucratic uncertainty. Officials discuss needs for additional bureaus and essential offices, with dates and exact plans not yet finalized.

Willie Willis By Reber Quillen

Willie Willis is discussed in a piece by Reber Quillen detailing events and names with varied phrases and partial names. The text reads as an OCR fragment with unclear context and limited readable facts.

Tobacco Heiress Nice to Democrats and Senate Aid

A fragmented report notes Doris Duke and other Democratic contributors including figures from New York City and Clewiston. The piece mentions an AMP CA DOROTLATES depart today and references social security number details used to aid political action.

Senate Doris Duke Tuharee Newrk City I H Ritling Clewiston Ahant A Albert Navell York City

Boggs New Volga Boatman Plying Across Kanawha

A local report notes Boggs resumes duties as a riverboat pilot on the Kanawha, navigating the Volga Boatman craft during afternoon hours. The piece mentions vessel activity, when slipped into service, and references the city’s ongoing transportation changes and local figures involved.

Boggs New Volga Kanawha

Arms Embar 20 Bill Is Passed In Record Time

A partial, garbled OCR note reports fast passage of the Arms Embar 20 Bill amid U S political debate. It mentions the Finaceeney Act and a push to prevent further aid, with scattered references to Roosevelt and naval procurement context, but the exact details are unclear due to corrupted text.

Gov Cone Restores Housewife Mayor

A garbled OCR fragment describes Gov. Cone taking actions regarding a housewife mayor and related officials. The text includes unclear names and places, with scattered mentions of restoration orders and visits. The passage remains incoherent but centers on political figures and municipal leadership.

Gov. Cone

Wally Enjoying Self Regains Lost Weight

Wally is noted as regaining lost weight after a period of illness or reduced intake. The report mentions his daily activities and host interaction, highlighting steady progress and renewed vitality as observers remark on his improved condition.

Wally

Supreme Court Warned by FDR to Embrace Democracy Step

A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt urging Congress and the Supreme Court to align with democratic principles and broaden the nation’s recovery measures. He stresses expanding fundamental law, boosting federal action, and improving social welfare while cautioning against overreach. The address highlights NRA doubts, industrial concerns, and the need to enhance public health and security through government programs.

Roosevelt Warns Supreme Court to Cooperate or Face Curbs

President Roosevelt in his annual message to Congress warned the Supreme Court to do its part to help democracy succeed. He asserted no constitutional amendment is needed and urged liberal constitutional interpretation to meet national needs, while implying potential curbs if the court resists. He praised Congress and pledged to meet democracy’s demands amid unemployment and the recovery effort.

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Unclear OCR text on US workers strike and union leaders

Fragmented report references United States Steel Workers and United Automobile Workers figures, labor dispute, wage demands, and Federal department activity. Mentions Homer Ahietin as union president and GM negotiations, with vague quotes on wages and labor dictates, but many garbled names and places limit clarity.

Detroit Federal Department Loet Homer Ahietin Nite Automobile Workers of Anica Union Levee

President Roosevelt Aims for Broad Legislative Goals

President Roosevelt outlines broad legislative aims including extending notes to finish civil war era actions, expansion of state extension, a reconstruction corporation with lending powers, devaluation authority for the dollar, and support for the exchange stabilization fund. Proposals also cover low cost housing, farm tenancy, and expanding social security.

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Soft Coal Bill First in Hopper

The report notes a new soft coal bill introduced by Senator Gaff and advanced in the hopper amid procedural chatter. It references changes to marketing provisions and dust-related policies, with unclear details due to damaged text.

Gaff TLP Pew Ally Dike Ington Ates

Mae West and Hearst Top Salary List in 1935

A 1935 report details top earners in entertainment and industry. William Randolph Hearst and Mae West lead with salaries around 480,893 and 600 dollars respectively, among others like Alfred P. Slee and Charles Mo Schwab tied to major firms. The article lists executives and performers earning substantial sums.

Washington Jan A Ron IsCiGard Huchry Pricy Anne Treasury Tee Pryci Waliam Randolph Hearst Mae West Sadaes

Man Steals Locomotive, Gets Four Months

Mirgid Boyd of Califorr faced four months after stealing a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive. He rode the switcher to drive the engine briefly before being found on the switch truck. Boyd told troopers he only wanted to take a ride.

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Blamey Saves Three as Others Face Death Sentence

Three of the 12 men condemned for the Brooklyn subway car murder were spared the electric chair by a clemency decision. The others, including named defendants aged 22 and 28, were scheduled for execution at Sing Sing tomorrow night after court sessions.

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Fall Text on Page Nine on Government and Visit

Fragmentary text on page nine references democratic governance in decline and mentions a recent visit by a political figure. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable to expand into a full item.

Pope Is Weaker, Often Unconscious During Illness

Newspapers report Pope’s illness caused near unconsciousness with doctors noting a pulse near 120 beats per minute. The pontiff suffered a prostration but recovered briefly, though remained extremely weary as observers prepared for further medical updates.

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